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details on each, plus 10 other specialists to consider for occasional circumstances.<\/strong><\/p>\n

by anthony glomski<\/i><\/p>\n

entrepreneurs and other successful people typically have complex and varied financial needs. the most successful among them typically work with five key professionals on a regular basis (see below). these are the experts who have the capabilities to solve the majority of the investment and advanced planning issues your clients are likely to face as they pursue the next stage of their lives:<\/p>\n

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  1. wealth manager<\/li>\n
  2. private client lawyer<\/li>\n
  3. accountant\/cpa firm \u2013 ideally, a firm large enough to have multiple partners and a deep bench<\/li>\n
  4. life insurance specialist, who is knowledgeable about current estate tax mitigation strategies<\/li>\n
  5. property and casualty specialist<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    expert #1: wealth manager.<\/strong> wealth managers who use the collaborative wealth management process we\u2019ve described focus mainly on helping investors grow and preserve their wealth through the investment consulting process. then, to help clients meet their advanced planning needs, these wealth managers develop strong relationships with the other professionals listed below.
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    \nremember: be wary of people who tell you they can do it all themselves. any wealth manager you work with should know enough about your client\u2019s situation to recognize when there may be an opportunity to add value in any or all aspects of their financial lives. however, that wealth manager should always<\/strong> have a network of experts that he or she relies on to confirm those opportunities and build strategies. a wealth manager without a coordinated team of experts and a systematic process is likely in fact a financial advisor and investment advisor, despite what it says on their business card.<\/p>\n

    \"diagram\"such an individual is set up to manage a portfolio and offer reactive advice. this is okay, as it\u2019s a necessary role. however, this creates an opportunity for you to step in and act as their personal cfo (or perhaps coo of their virtual family office for clients with more complexity).<\/p>\n

    expert #2: private client lawyer. <\/strong>a private client lawyer is a hugely important member of your advisory team. a private client lawyer can address many of the tax, estate planning and business\/legal needs of successful professionals as well as entrepreneurs who are experiencing (or anticipating) a liquidity event. a skilled private client lawyer will be adept at providing services like these:<\/p>\n